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Guys a dirt bag, rotten right down to his socks and is a card carrying party member of the evil empire but I can't rejoice in anyone being stricken down like this.
Broadsword
P.S. I checked on the dark brown web. Sounds like Bill and Hillary did it.
Why would Bill and Hillary harm one of their greatest allies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Broadsword
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I'm with John Burk on this one.
Prayers up for him and his family.
He should step down now and the AZ governor appoint a good conservative that will support Trump. It should be done quickly before the left brings pressure for a "bipartisan" replacement.
TEA
III
Can this jackass please retire and live in his neocon fantasy away from a position of influencing this country?
"'One aspect of the conflict, by the way, that I will never ever countenance is that we drafted the lowest-income level of America, and the highest-income level found a doctor that would say they had a bone spur,' McCain said in the interview. "
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...etnam-war.html
Actually, Johnny boy...
http://history-world.org/vietnam_war_statistics.htmQuote:
SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS...
•76% of the men sent to Vietnam were from lower middle/working class backgrounds.
•Three-fourths had family incomes above the poverty level; 50% were from middle income backgrounds.
•Some 23% of Vietnam vets had fathers with professional, managerial or technical occupations.
•79% of the men who served in Vietnam had a high school education or better when they entered the military service. (63% of Korean War vets and only 45% of WWII vets had completed high school upon separation.)
•Deaths by region per 100,000 of pupulation: South -- 31%, West -- 29.9%; Midwest -- 28.4%; Northeast -- 23.5%.
In other words, the average draftee was.... tada! Average.
John McCain is one of the biggest problems facing this country today. He's a disgrace to the senate.
The average draftee was average but IIRC (don't remember the source), the average man serving in Vietnam was far more likely to come from a middle- or upper-class background than demographics would suggest because of the addition of volunteers (at least early in the War) and the stats you just quoted support that. Contrary to the mythology pushed by the Left and Establishment types, there was still a strong spirit of volunteerism in America in the late 60s despite the flower children (who really weren't as popular as Hollywood depicts).Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
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